Used Car Dealership Ad Promises Best Values for Your Dollar
An ad from a car dealer touts quality used vehicles and compares value against other dealers. It highlights a few examples such as a four wheel Waller model and mentions 27 in the listing.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1939
Page
11
An ad from a car dealer touts quality used vehicles and compares value against other dealers. It highlights a few examples such as a four wheel Waller model and mentions 27 in the listing.
A fragmented notice promises a written guarantee and assurance for buyers ending abruptly with incomplete details and no clear parties or terms readable. The readable fragment hints at consumer protection language but lacks actionable information beyond the guarantee concept.
Funeral services for David L. Evans a 74 year old Hand County farmer who died last Thursday were held Sunday at the Community Church with Rev N A Lake officiating. Born March 28 1865 in Stockton Dakota he moved to Hand County in 1886 and married Anna Foley in 1887. He leaves two sons Arthur and Bert and three daughters Flossine Bowen Blanche Dove and Bytie Paddleford plus four sisters and a brother. He had visited California in 1937 and returned home shortly before his death.
New York magistrate dismisses disorderly conduct charges after a woman used a police radio car as shelter following a quarrel with her husband. She said she needed a refuge with nowhere else to go, while the patrolman testified she refused to leave the parked patrol car at 4 a.m. The ruling affirms a woman’s right to seek shelter in law enforcement vehicles under these circumstances.
Interest grows in a sampler show created by Girl Scouts to be exhibited at the national convention in Philadelphia next October. Since January, inquiries have come from 55 cities in 24 states as the program gains traction amid a revival of needlework and feminine crafts noted by the Arts and Crafts Committee. The group includes prominent artists and designers such as Richard F. Back and Joseph Auslander, with coordination by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Sr and Mrs. Giles Whiting among others in New York and Washington.
The Coolidge League of the Connell School won their fourth six weeks tests February 23 and 24. Teacher Stasia Danis notes the tests were easier than expected. Students spent spare moments reviewing for the next subject or writing on the county writing sheet.
Seventh graders at Richland Center School continue their project on "South Dakota, Its First Fifty Years." Mary Reilly reports finishing her essay in pencil while Clarence Meyer has about half of his held by Miss Rudy for guidance in the class.
The seventh and eighth grades at Morris School have finished reading Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie. The fairy tale follows Peter Pan who refuses to grow up and brings Wendy Michael and John Darling to Neverland, sharing adventures before returning home.
The Blue Ribbon Club met February 24 at the Wever home with nine members and a visitor, Leonard Ladd. Delta Derscheid resigned. Robert Meyer became vice president. Net income from a box social and movie was 6.05 dollars. Speeches on club work and conservation were given, songs performed, and lunch served. Next meeting at Frans Beitland’s home.
The Snip n Stitch Club gathered at Evelyn Palmer’s scheme on a February afternoon to catalog books and plan the year. Leader demonstrated sewing box crafting while Wave Prose provided games. Valentine themed lunch followed, hostess served. Next meeting set for Iarorie Lind blad in March.
Mary Reilly, a seventh grader at Richleaid Center School, notes in arithmetic class that angles of different degrees require rulers protractors and pencils. Her teacher Miss Rudy emphasizes the study of angles as part of geometry in a misspelled or garbled reflection of the lesson.
Advice for housekeepers on laundering cloth items. It explains sheet shrinkage of one to three inches per yard, recommends 108 inch sheets, and discusses bindings for blankets. It weighs towel types by moisture absorption and wear, noting double loop towels absorb more yet wear poorly and single loop towels last longer.
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